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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
GRlIN AND PRODUCE NIRKETS
FEATURES OF NGw.YORK pEALINos

FEATURES OF N3N-YORR DEAL1Ng9
grain markets yesterday moved within narrow ranges
OF uatons presented small volume OF business and
were influenced development OF general news
The cash market nal cent lower, and shippers
bought nearly 100000 bushels The options orened heavy
realzaons and the only that occurred was
trivial aud apparently due TO the effect OF the increased In
curry shipment OF cash wheat abroad Tho close was
steady but down I'D as follows July. i9N August oOsi
september, 81 q; October. S24; November, Ss Decen-
ber s5as January. s6; February. Oh cents corn was
again Of DIR weather the spot lots falling
"a y cent on export demand OF 10000 bushels The
tons IA but ended steady at rally Jniy
showing a Of 44 August being . cent
and September at 4G October at a aud November
being unchanged In cash oats market the
manipulation Mixed lots were
shale better and July opuous co-oi up cent al 32 cents
August 30 cents also cent better
October at 81 cents was unchanged Lard was dull
neglected and closed with material change Tor the OPP
lions, follows August So So September 81; ocoDeI
81 Oi Sc s5 December. So 49, January So 81
The receipts ami -four reported yesterday At
New-Ysrk. Philadelphia Baltimore aad B.si.A were as FOL
lows Wheat 429 3a3 bushels l4l906 bushels cats
90 100 bushels fetal grain 666979 bushels hsur &c. 90
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals
Wheat 331 1872 bushels corr no. 94 bushels oats
1885, bushels fetal gram 6S022 bushels neur Zio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
TIE STATE or TRADE
Al ORUeeIsTS SELL IT. ,

Flour ar%sr ass.ra street w:s'sra
Brands s. s7ss4 e. PaaDsce Family - S. do supsralvs
southern Rel iSSsac :. Amber al ssse. No swssIsra
Winter RsA spst 7sAS7s'so July !ssS!ssc, Angus, I9
sss.r SuI WITT $780, Sssr Ssse
dull. Mixed spot A5sc asked; DO Tor August 45041e;
DO for sspt.m Oats steady and hrm Tor old
6so.y-.nav brm. Pr,ns 70 Cn.ice Western sis 99
packed issa Baeon1sS:ulds' 7.sSSH.; Clear RIO
s'a'. ssS ~. arm ws.rs iaci:a S creamery
i7S2Ie Esrs steady P.!roieum steady.
E.:s.s Sssa s% :s.s
F F:ar ss s1sn ' R:ss,Dss-rloar sScs ssis
wssa, ilTsoo sash. Germ 700 ouss, Oats $500 yaaa.
Eys 2so s.' so2 ga SGa Zoo w SS:s
Cora io.l sash
BosrOs. July 2a-Flour ouet-Csmmen Extras 81 Is
Sus...sr Y.i:. 30 GemaoS
;...: shsrts stsaSyoNddiars eer ton 81, ooSsZJ or
s;eady-ETtrs Northern Creamery 2sc Extra westere
Creamery 22c: Cheese strone-Best New YORK and
cnsaa &c. western for the
20 200 and $4,000 sacks Zero $4,000 busn oatS
10000 shorts $4,000 bush
RUpyALo. July 8-Wheat-No. Hard dull weak and
lower at s2% Ss2hc asked. sales 5000 bush NO Hart
Sss:rs pachs q 70 e " %ass a. eaie n sas:
with fair demand No t3SSSce: NO w,,s
s ss but Mixed
fair demand Mtesd frmwhter Baao siS oo Spring
f s :S wsss
road ...s%sas.STi: $1,000 5000 SS:S.
oasa i7sOos Su:S Corn S4ooo Su:
Oats .....- bush
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COTTON NAa<Ers-sY rELsfsAP


,Iyxspoot. July 2S-l230 p m.-Cotton-Bustness Is
fair unchanged prices MMdling Uplands i6d; 10
orleans yl6d sales-l0000 bales Including 1000 bales
for speculation and export Receipts 5000 bales including
Futures steady Uplands Low Middlas clause July de-
livery, .6id; do July .and August delivery No4di
and October delivery 2l64d october and November
delivery 1904; also l26id do November and Deoem
So a.ssd DO January and February delivery e6td
Z p m.-C,ton-Good Middling uplands II l6d.i MA Md
a aaa5 orpiiasry Upsnd. Sl6d Ordinary UpandA
l9i. Good Mdding Texas. D. ll6ai Mddling Texas y
lodi Low ol MSanf s,a. sa Good SI0 MsGns orlsan
Ii led, Middling Oreans 9.l1d.. Low Middlins or
leans led Coco Ordinary Orleans. 6s-l6d Ordinary
nn@cotton-Th sales of tho day included $500 bales
Futarss steady Uplands Low Mddns clause July deliy
Sii 6uyers August and September delivery 81 SD
buyers: do september and October delivery 1864
sellers october AID delivery 80 sellers:
do December aud Jasuary delivery s-oAd sellers DO
January aud February delivery. s6Ad sellers do Sep
a - MIXTURES eisssd steady. Uplauds Low Midding
eauss July delivery 346+d sellers do July and August
delivery Sssstd sellers DO august .rA ssp's%S ess as
delIysry, 8 l0.84d value. ia October and November
deiivery lO.Gid. buyers. do November and Dsoembor
delivery. "a value do sesra ana d.T.r
ST.sid buyers do. September delivery 3264d selers
aILyKsToN. July 2S.-Cstton quiet AiddiihG eh. Low
sa... o.. Good 81 ct s. 1ss gross receipts 10
NORFOLK July 2s.-Ce,tOn steady. Middns 10Y net and
n "a co ,.s :ssdy MdSss IoH
Nv bales; sales - bales, stock, Ll29 baeA
NSw-ORLEAsG July 2a-Csttoa dull Alddlias o. ie
Mda,uE 500 Coed orda.ry l slS net ans eH 100
baest stock t4,36Z balsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
ruropeAN PRODUCES MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. July 28-Provisiens Cumssrlana Oat
x2s OF; Long Clear Niddlsa Ala Oh short CLEAR Aidaes
al ID short Ua Ais Oh shoulders Sis 81 per cwt Seer
Goa Od for Extra India Ness PriAs Mess Ola u
Prime Meas pya Cd per bbL Prime Mesa Esstsrh
B6s Lard American 80 Prime west
sro a. Sd, Lard OIL Y<a Cd Hams-Lone Cat t9a od
Sd Butter92s 81 per owt for Ansst aigs
States, Cheese-Amerieap Choice 6is 0d wheaEnel
Wasfera sprnx Is Sd 16a al, Rod Winter, "a od
AZ an per Genital New No. Winter, Us ou,i 40 NO
Spring "a Adj New MIsd ws,ts.a "a lid California No No
r. ia A A7s Cd, No IS dL % 3D. per ceatsL IRE
dacespirts Turpentlae els od do a. Losaos 27: %
american Rod tes Per S.s Tsllsw9 ~ Cd per Srs
Rosin-oo4msn - adl Pale ia Ga SoH o. Lnsssd oi
hind quarters 6d fore 9asrtsra sS per Hc2ss. Lon;
Oil Livorpos make ala Oh - 49,
LONDON July 2s.-Producs-Tinssed OIL 2la lO5d per
cwti Calcutta Llnssed $50 Cd per snarters Ln See,
Caka 25 l3a Cd per tsn Renncd Petroleum. ott
ssSa per gallon spirits o. TurpenSins q. o. per
American s.Esr,is. 81 p:r ct tor CUB. uss;
isir rednns anoat Australian T.sw.aSsf 2s sss ss
6G Coshia 237oA Aaericaa neh:eraset seet e "a er
quarters "a 3D. TOT fers quarters per SD by s
XSrwssr July 2a-Pesrcleum- Pale American: q
francs csntnss paid Is francs ~ osnumes sellers
Wcoxs Lara csssa 81 frsncs IS osati ~ khes
BRRMEs July 2s-wtlcexs Lard olsssd az "a aArks 10
pSs ssxss July ss-ps,rslsum. marks IS pisasass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29


. 20 n' s.'- Da
DETROIT July 2s.-wh.as-S.. Whit. cash 7e'se Cas-.
Roo e,a ss' cas-. .s. Ts
M a7s asked Whit. 2ae 900 Rssspi'-whsas
e7.iOo bush Corn 800 bush o.', $500 bush %.
bid Corn nrm No Mixed stronger.
Xuru.ees September .is vic. a va: firm
k NS. d ~ NJ. Acre o.s
E s 1 IS ss g S. 5.is sy
sssy At SS Wheat ssss
VISA sss .::; s :s; ss ''
PsoaIA July 20 Corn scarce and higher Rixh Mxd
M:s vs.: sfmwH.. s. g.
z 900 SSS s sa.s 9 Sss saseo
cssn 500 o.ts $4,000 bush kys $50 bush Bar
PnLApxLrnIA, July 2s.-Fleur-The demand continued
light 10 sympathy with the deelins In wheat
40 's 90 Extra rsaa:v!aa,. FANNY $50
81 ROLLER ssr g 90 80 40 s1.
!: .@ s5s4 g. indSrs Clear sssaI
s. sss sS1'A;si
S Choice 20 ''f g 50 y: osr s.
ts' s.G and
DO for .. Aa SssSe.I DO for se
ssr.$ r:Ss.;z.ss ;.si .s e
elevator 4g NS as e do % GRAN ausa
t7S4s market was barely steady very is
% I. g NJ %Gs
On 80 NC Futures fair demand and higher white
sI Juy $685. 4. ' DO 1s NJ oe.sS.
Potatoes steady Maryland rev large Choice Per OBJ On
s s s:s S S..
Po,n %s.a sca a 9S g. a a.ms ...ssa sic Isrs
q q &c. western creamery Extra Pc sss
G;.s.: sr s s1sI full cream OH.
cholca 9ca Pennsyivanla part sklms 1886, 90 tau
S Ss,"' .aS S2 :insr Western ar.
&c, Iss &c cay s PovS:sss
Der ion Rscspiss- Fisur 5000 sOla Wheat l2s.oos
sa Gssn oC ss. '':s ss. S:S
u. E 81 Ss%, Ass Is
Ma req cash 7osc 5a ssuS SsS'7 H. S7SS
sSs;af A 81 &c
Is IsR,ssSin s'ss
1ss:: ,. c.s,n:s' 81 l 80
suns rr. .s. :' s:
sssas s.c. $50 s.s.s
s:.s Ga S:15 hs.
g. 70 sns so a. aeSo oSia Wheat 2e7oc0
s:a osS So iS UCo s::s
iv:I Corr 5000 'ssA oss 1890 bush Hs--.. sa's'
barley 49,. ousA
1sS" s"p;emssf IL Va October IS 10 December 70
Germ dul but arm, Cash 400. septenbsr &C., 0s9
Ss:s cs 5cSc sssl iis0O bach
Cora l,oso bu;A 0atS none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 20 QSpeeapseptember wheat tonight on
the 7oa7O7s cents; september corn 80 cents
The net loss day averaged only Vas cent August
s9s cents September at 70 CENTS October at
72ao72s cents and December at f5ss cents Corn was
active prices averaged 0 cent higher Speculative
operations concentrated largely In the September and
May deliveries September being the avorite month Open
ing trades 81 cents Tor August 3S cents for Sep
tember for October and II cents for December
The market worked "a cent without effort and In tho
OF strong local opposition During tho last two hours OF
the held steady and strong but na quota
tons at concession from the best OF the day VIZ
38a for August 80 cents for September 39b03e
cent? for October and cents for MAY The estimated re-
wheat es Of 200 oil
oats 1877 Provisions huctuaed practically not ut ALL
Oats % cent higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
LIVE STOCK wAs<sr, aY rELg4s.eI


svyyAIn July ~ -tuttts-Rscsipts last az 9s5
head. total for 5000 heat tor zane ume
ast week eonssnsd through 81 cars OF which
IL TO NewYor for SALE market steadv with
demand Fair IS 80 0S 90 Good 10 Choice
shppug - is 81 40, all offerings taken.
bssep-keceipts ~ hours 44UO total for week
thus 81 800 head Tor same nfne last wsek 2AoOe
sao and Choice TO Extra 81 40 90 No. Cana
dian Lambs S6 60s676
Beos- Recent, last "a 2340 head tsta tor the
1880 head for same tine last week so 800
consigned through ~ cars of which TO York;
for sale; market steady and unchanged Light Pigs
Sssc,ei WORKERS IS 30 e5 50 Selected welshts
SIS 90, Selected Heavy Ends - 1904 3d. stags 81
left
Cxcios July 2s--ras Drorsrr Journal reporta-cdttts
head Shipments 1000 hcza market was
strong others rosod o0l6c lower Shipping steers
ana Mixed 81 4O12 30 bulk al S2G2 70. Texas Cattle
2adsStO
Hsss-Kscoipts t2.ov0 aeat sssms1ss 4.0so market
strong. ksuEh aud xIxed So 90 eS5 80 facksf and
shppnx IS l6es5 40 Light So eoS6 90 skps 81 le0so
hscoiots 5000 nsad snirnsnts 600 asac narket
81 es2 SO 7Oes3 CO. Lambs 81 0S3 20 per
head. - $500 ... q, on, 49,. 49,.
msnts 300 market was weak Far 10 Choice
heavy st>er, - 95es4 rs Bntchers steers
far 10 Cnolca 80 Feeders fair 10 So oOe
80 sos stocEsrs fair kooa 81 00wS2 10. Texans and
Indiana. common grass / good ccrnfoI s.
Rsos-keceiLJs 2SUe head saiDs,nts 200 head marker
active but iower Chsco heavv Butchers ssecuons
s5 IS ass as PACKING Medium 10 Prime So OOeso 80.
iorKers Nedium rrns 80 OO9So 30 riga. Coninsn 10
Ioel u 5Oes5 90 ... -. ,..
dull Clipped Fair to Choice - w 90 W. Lamos
OpA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
ADDRESSES AT THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CANT
MEETING.

ADDRESSES AT THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CAMP
OCEAN GROVE, July % tSpecian.- THIS was the
second day of the National temperance camp-meetng.
The ReT 8. " Leecs, pastor OF the Methodist kpis'
copal Church OF Saratoga Springs, nonpsrsan Pro-
hbitoni,t the speech Of the morning at the Ma
tioual temperance camp -mesfing. He said In parts
@rhe guided saloon will ruin 10 many young men IS
high license will by closing the low dives This
traihc IL tho deadliest foe OF tho Church Gospel
temperance meetings ought to DO multiplied racuon-
al differences among temperance people should Cease
No has right say to ma that 1t 10 not my right
to vote for the greatest American statesman. james
g. Blxine. Sooner later every individual and
every party will have meet this question and decide
it. Let stand together and spurn the brbe OF high
license"
All the speakers ot to-day numbered among tho
non partisan Prohibionists distinct from Third
Party Prohibtonists, although all phases of temper
sentiment will be represented in tho meeting, I'M
less pechanee it be the high license view. That finds
little no favor here. The Rev. T. L. Poulson, OF
Flushing, occupied the platform this afternoon. He
said IN part:
License makes selling and drinking respectable
The moro orderly the saloon aud the higher tho
license the creator the mischief wrought by veil ng
the ultimate danger from the view OF beginners Tho
is prohibited by law The license system 10 unconsti-
tutona In that 1T s cass legislation and that 1t main
tans universal aud invsriabio public nuisance. The
license system should therefore be wiped from our
statute books. Government should totally prohibit
the traffic in intoxicating beverages"
The evening address made by the Rev. D. O..
Price, president OF Livingstone College, North Caro-
lima, tho settled and unsettled questions in the
temperance reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
THE COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

"Case" Beckner girl onv thirteen old. who was
May 10 while selling newspapers in the street
late night homo her mother. again
for Prevension Cruelty children; She begging
at the doors OF carriages She was taken before Justice
declared that the child delivering newspapers but tho
Judge committed her to the Juvenile Asylum She was taken
before Justice Donohue the Court Chambers
yesterday OF habess corpus obtained by Jacob
He sa the ed was "a ns restrained Of her liberty
she be discharged Elbrdge T. Gerry In
been expelled by the Ere, Masons and that before that
published Masonic paper known as The "ornerstcn lie
subscribers If they pay published unpleasant
about He thought the child should remain
In the suit of Mrs Emily f. Pemberon for limited d.
from william ~ Referee samuel
her counsel fee q $50 and $50 week amony until the
ly practsed law in Mount Vernon his wife, whom he
married twenty years there and they
81 East Fifty nnthst but OF late have lived al hotels The
husband said TO be 500 900 and the wife pays
week for herself and her maid the Surevant House the
troable them said TO be caused by incompato
TO the report of Referee Charles Fox filed yes
,cray IN SUIT IN The supreme Court in which M "a Fanny n
River aroad Company defendant the husband OF the
plaintiff Henry NJ smse proprietor Of The Grand Hotel
stock belonging her and been able 10 find them
The suit was brought 10 obtain an ADJUDICATION IN regard TO
hcaes until the loss Of the Old ones was regularly estao
In the report of John cummins receiver the Postal
Telegraph aud Cable Company filed the County Clerks
ancs in his hands of OF the claims against the
the largest for s0946 29l "a on mortgage held
by The Farmers Loan aud Trust Company.
Mrs Ann Elliott applied in the supreme Court In Brook
yn Yesterday to DO appointed guardian OF her son Chris
might divorce from his VILE whose acquan anes he
made 10 the when she Miss Hattie Boyle When
they first he asked her 10 drink with him After they
he does what happened but she he
performed The Youthful husband accuses
his wife OF misconduct on several occasions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
NORFOLK AND wssrrxx.
LIVE STOCK MARKET

ac,a Thursdy July M - ss h1 SsnS
s d.; sss: s s.s T. @ .sss
r.: Eli: r.
% Sy 6sss:sS Ell ss srs:! s.s7e for ordinary
81 f:s.I Lei.
Ls.doa quote Rsfriseraied Beef small fraction
shipments Fresh Meat from this port
Mich Cows-About 100 head have been received thus
Per head Among the sale: reported are 10 head ~
s ~ Rs'' s'O
,e2s II wsh s
ID %.
ssS ct ss sss::
.nS are s yS
. . .ss city
nc on:
s v.s T. ~ q iss q 80 - sa
viz E: $ 5s Ys H. s5 il ayssars Ct Is
5S s I, ss r. ss1s do sa " at
o Is I'd ~ ~ sq g1 Gs. ls
ssss a. 80 Sc: Edo les D. Sto' SO DO i7s b
Rs.s SfsSy s ss
r 7S:s: ri Il ~ 4 Co. sdo LAG 10
dI lsp = q es1 ~ as
s ys E. 4. is &C. g ri ct ss .l q f.
sHEhP &Sp IAMBs-nscsp.. q car: Of s ssS
y LsnSs we're
ps%Tpa y'
.% Sss lambs s bel. up rsd ans IN
dull for ali tho unier grades Tho Canada Lambs arrv
II" are not up to the hish standard Of some
little early however to look for good stock from those
sss, ; Yn. sss: . ' ..
choice and ~ tsoc.
Hpt loo s
Il %S: la:
Washington Market down 60 sssc -,
sysfsse 8. 9 pss S g 100 d.
a. aSs 81 DO = AZ -
~ y g . 9 2 g e DO g. q 90 DO 81
is$ do DO s. ' at s. 2S S Virgin, d. b.
cc as 10 gs oss ssep = $ r. &C
81 OHIO Lamb: Isl DO 8. :. At s. fS a0i
s, Ess: r. ~
4 IT,. S;5,ss 81 =: i
7' Hs aeEyas @S 81 Eve. average
Sf HST ~ H My,pG s
b. AZ C 50 sS STAT. sc ss.s' 50
90 ES' se sSsS
.es G az Sc per state d. 81 t. q d.
7.c.
Evertt Pidcock; rs PennsyvaDia Sheep IS average,
at &c per 10 i2e Pennsyivana Lambs 81 u. at csc
Bucks. LOT 10. at 80 =.
JeIre Wright Co.: % state Lambs, SO 10 average at
6Jc N. -. -.
H0Gs-Receipts were 80 OF sos& head l9 cars at
4OIhst Jersey CITY Total for Ave days -
@ n. and ss sGas S5 snS % ts
Nearly so at these figures late YESTERDAY
and lot Selected, at So so. - .,
fey Dressed In market and seuinR ~ &c or
Medium. and ~ a &c for Light
saies-J @. Smith 1897 State Hogs. 243 D average. az
81 80 yer SO do 252 D at s. so ID do. l9e ~ at
50 60; II DO 100 N, at IS IS; ID do l0s D. At ~ ~
Roughs 26s To- 81 80 do 800 o. At 81 90; 20 do. 2eA
n, al 81 so 49, -.
jndd A Buckingham 80 stats Hogs 2l3 10 average. al
So 50 per 100 ~ Roughs S5S ID at - So 10 Hogs ESQ
10. x5 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

CINCINNATI July 2s-Flsur, fair demand Family 81 90
oss SS Fssev IS GO sss .whsa. was stesdy No.
ReA 72c, kecepts 5000 bush shipments 6o0O Dusn
STEADY: Ne nixsa 4lss42o ::oaI active Sa
ao PORK quiet At siS so LARD arm AZ 49, Bulk Meats
steady and unchanged-shsrs RIOS fs l21 Bacon was
ssady unchapged-short so rs Short Clear 81 90
WhsEey was In good demand. sales Of finished seoas
-. haeis Of Al 05 strsnR-Fancv Creamery
SSe Hun Dc i123o Choice Ds,vv lb1l8c Eggs
A. ec.-.Chssse arm. Small Full Cream ~ nc.
,n1 and Huscnsrs a. D0sst % sssets 400 hsa shiO
manta 800 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
ssx BODIES or 7wo YELLOW FEVER PATIENTS

Hse and James Bruce young br0thsr whose ather WIZ
resident Brooklyn wsve travelling In Cuba In
AZ d,ed from yellow fever For twenty years their
800 = tight metallic oofnns and shipped brig. which
v1 q IN East River pier yesterday Preparations hsa
kyWereens nrook1yu undertaken went 10 bani.
sssacae.rteIs g Eet transit permit Tns permit vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

FRUIT VENDERS CLEARED OUT OF THE PARK.
There CONSERVATION among the fruit vendors
around the City Hall Park yesterday. President Borden
issued directions nuisance Of vendors around
the park Tho vendors the lookout for policemen
in Uniform and can usually escape them. Park Police
men Crete and Dwyer aud Bridge Policeman Gauter-
born In citizens clothes mado raid the unsuspecting
vendors and took in fourteen OF them with their fruit
WAGONS lemonade pals and water coolers Half dozen
escaped. Among those taken two wore Greeks, three
Hebrews and nine Italians They were taken
to the TOmbs and will be examined to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

Refined oil distinctly nrm at B cdh1 POI ghIoh ADel
test 1T all ports
OIL CITY, Penn. July 2s-cruds on--Nationa Transit
Certificates opened closed at 56 highest prloc
B7s lowest price, 81 Sales $4,000 barrels charters
6Ss68 barrels clearancss 176OOO0 barrels snipmehts
b9.597 barrels; runs - barrels
BRApFoKp Penn, July 20.-Cruds ofi-Nationa Transit
opoped &C 64 561 highest price,
S7s< lowest price 6ll CisarAnces. 76+.00o barrels
PrrTsBURo Penn. July 2s.-Cruds on-SaonAi Transit
Certificates opened ct 81 closed ct Seas highest price,
BIS lowest price. Ns
TirusvILLR Penn Jdiy 2s-Crude oii-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened 64 and closed At 6e' highest price
ST.; lowest price, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
rHE REV. o. D. eULIoK RESIGNS HIs PULPIT

FHE REV. o. n. GULICK RESIGNS Bis PULPIT
The resignation Of the Rev. u D. Gulick nom the
pastorate of the Twelfth Street Reformed Church In
Brooklyn has boon rendered to the consstory OF tho
church. and will probably DO accepted 70 20 INFO enec
In October when Mr. Gulick will end twelve years
spent with the church There has been Nore or less
friction between pastor and people for stme time
money Judgment recently found against him In the
eourts and his son. Etnestus 8. Guck real estate
eeaier, has been involved In financial dinc uea Inc
Rev Mr. (;,hck has been OF the mos. successrui
Reformed pastors the city and has sucoeeaed In draw
5ng large especially OF young people 70
he church. His church has largo ay-school, OF
yhich slas B. butcher Is superintendent Tue Iweiitn
Fourth and Fifth ayes 10 was formed about thirty years
40 By division Of the old sonth Reformed Churcn ana
hassnjsysd much prosperity Mr. Gulicks departure VIII
b ugrettod by many persona His customary form OF
exercise 10 horseback riding and he may DO seen nearly
svey dag on the drives and bride paths OF prospect
Park He will 70 West on y vacation for month ana
na next week. The dissolution OF his pastoral reIs
ss VIII have to DO approved BY the South CLASSIC Long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

State bonds quiet; Tennessee settlement 80 were
IS and tissonri IS Isss sold al loon. There
transactions In city bank stocks s,. 81,
In the railway bond market there was reflection or
tactics recently used In tho share market Certain issues
selected for depression Tor ms expected eeTs 90
6s were sold down y To o3, but they recovered ana
closed . and as % were spa on 70 on rom
TO 98Ts closing at 99is Chesapeake and QUO curroncy
as We o. II o OF MISSOURI Pacific sold
llG4-a decline OF y per cent; Grecb Bay, "inona ana
st Paul opened Cd per cent at 40 sqf .sr
cent At so. and later sold at 5liss
ao Oa whhs
at 52a and nrsts kos sold at Atlantic and Pac,no
aud San Francisco general "a were up at 1872 and inc
s. up ats9 Ere second eon:os were s'eSay
9saV77s. Canada southern first Dc were = higher AZ
1857 East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia gold 81
Ters on os Sc 2S Toledo 4nn IrDor and
Michigan nrsts rose per cent to 100
s sss S s5SS.Hss sssSsssse SaSs
s., and Security Milling and Mining 0oo' at SedSoo
Money was easy at about per cent. as the common
rate for call loans and exceptionally at 4ia and por
cent. closing offered at per cent. A.. c,.. Hama.
S4Gs. Jas. aud It redeemed 4 900 trade dollars ac
Tue sub Treasury lost on balance $500 mae Up
To-days Operations covered Receipts. 95o
rhe Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges sos, 272, 7O4 balances, s44G5.036.
The United states treasury at Washington received
1888. 900 National bank ne ss for redemption;
The customs receipts Ss36,s0 ana the internal
revenue receipts we're S362,249
The foreign exchanges duh and featureless,
beng steady at quotations for business A. follows
Bankers bills ~ s2's and ~ $40 fSr long ing
francs 94A and 95A for reichnarks; %os ana AUS or
gudera ,, -. .S,. u-..,,x
The governors OF the Bank OF England at their weekly
Meeting To-day made change In the rate OF discount
and Il remains at per cent During the week the panx
Loaf 1854 900 bullion and the proportion OF reserve 10
its liabilities was reduced from 4Os5 TO 40 per cent
against AZ per the same time last year TO-DAY
the bank lost 100000 bullion on balance Tho weekly
OF the Bank OF France shows gains OF
frs gold aud 27OOOO0 silver AT the London STOCK x
consos opened up at O1 lll6 and ruled steady
Bar silver gained isd and closed at "A Nd por ounco
English standard American railways At tho opening
declines of tho home markets. but later made partial
recoveries without waiting for the later homo Improve
menA Al Paris Fren ch per cents were easy AZ ol2